This year, the World Health Organization is spotlighting urgent issues in maternal and new-born care with the 2025 World Health Day theme, Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures. The campaign launches a year-long global call to action, urging leaders to end preventable...
Cultural and heritage tourism, when managed well, can drive local economic growth and promote sustainable urban and rural development while protecting landmarks and traditions for future generations. However, achieving this balance requires careful planning and...
In this blog, Abi gives an insight into what to expect when studying BSc Business Accounting at The University of Manchester.
The University of Manchester’s Senior Lecturer Łukasz Szulc, along with students Sebastian Boyd, Lauren Parkinson and Yixiao Yang, explains how dating apps bring capitalism into the process of finding love. This article was first published at Media@LSE blog. You can...
Ola and Fatima reflect on our BSc Educational Psychology unit “Risk and Resilience Processes in Human Development”.
Online dating has fundamentally reshaped the way many of us navigate romantic relationships.According to the 2023 Ofcom Online Nation Report, more than one in ten (11%) UK adults actively engaged with online dating platforms, with the figure rising to one in five...
As the creative industries continue to flourish and more businesses are putting greater emphasis on creative leadership practices, Dr. Leandro Valiati from the University of Manchester discusses five vital considerations for aspiring leaders across the creative...
The University of Manchester’s Professor David O’Brien discusses the biggest challenges facing the creative industries and how they can be addressed. Before the pandemic, the creative sector in Britain was thriving and was set to contribute £100bn to Britain’s economy...
Read Angelic Islam’s perspective of student life from the point of societies at the University of Manchester.
Read Shepard Riley’s experience as an international American student studying at the University of Manchester.
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